Nobel laureate Louise Glück explored the complex interplay of love and loss in her poetry. Her work often refused easy ...

The American author on falling in love with The Great Gatsby, being inspired by Dylan Thomas – and the memoir of a canoe trip in Texas he comes back to ...

Arkadelphia award-winning poet, Shakespearean scholar and professor emeritus of Henderson State University, John W. "Doc" ...

Half the campus was designed by Bottom the Weaver, half by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe,” Randall Jarrell writes in his 1954 ...

Robin Morgan, a wholesome child star of the 1940s and ‘50s who grew up to become an all-American radical as a poet, essayist, ...

Elizabeth Wassell Montague, novelist wife of the late Irish poet John Montague, is standing at his bust in the Museum of ...

When Wendell Berry’s despair woke him in the night, he would go and lie down in the “peace of wild things,” he wrote. He’d ...

From a young pupil who could only smile and nod because he did not understand a single word of a Malay-language text, Tai ...

Seattle may not be the first city people name when they talk about the movie industry, but there is an incredible amount of ...

Wendell Berry, a Kentucky native and man of letters and the land who helped inspire the new American food movement, has died.

Minnesota State University’s Good Thunder Reading Series will again bring in a collection of writers of diverse backgrounds ...

Rajat Kapoor’s play uses two birds, war, love and striking imagery to explore hope, history and human survival.